Headlines for Monday, April 13, 2015:
- Legislation could be coming this session to give ownership of the Native American Cultural Center to Oklahoma City. (Journal Record)
Tulsans still dealing with cleanup in communities. (Tulsa World)
- A bill allowing architects to give structural advice on storm preparedness and protection from lawsuits dies at the Capitol. (Journal Record)
March marks the deadliest month for prescription overdoses in Oklahoma. (Oklahoma Watch)
State failing to pay for damage to cars from potholes. (Tulsa World)
Chesapeake is taking on shareholder requests over political contributions and climate change. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma Republican Party picks former gubernatorial candidate as new leader. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma Juvenile Affairs Office is rethinking its pepper spray policy. (NewsOK)
State Representative David Dank dies at 76. (KFOR)
Thunder star Russell Westbrook managed a career-high 54-points, but the team still lost to the Indiana Pacers, 116 to 104. (ESPN)
